My Claude best practices (so far)
Prompting rules built by trial and error. Pick the right model, curate context, and iterate on your own process.
I love those small tips that make all the difference. The ones you did not know about, the ones you assumed worked differently, the ones that make you a little more productive or that you simply enjoy using every day. I also share common mistakes I see, and make, on a regular basis. As the name suggests, these are all bite-sized tips. Many start life on Twitter, and some make it here, either as a full article or kept as a quick reference. I call this the Tiny Tip of the day. I try to post them often, though not in any set order. Some days I might publish a batch about Power Automate, other days a few macOS tips. The point is to give you something small you can learn each day, just as I do.
Prompting rules built by trial and error. Pick the right model, curate context, and iterate on your own process.
Turn off Instagram's Muse AI so others can't generate images or videos from your public profile.
Why running a random curl | sh install command is a security risk, not just a convenience.
Add columns to library files so you can filter, sort, group, and find them by metadata instead of folders.
Stop a flow from re-triggering itself with trigger conditions, flag columns, or a create-only trigger.